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4 NEW YORK, May 14.——-Jim Coffey,
4“the fighting lrishman,“ who has put
ithe “ould country” back on the map
4 iby his meteoric dash toward the top
Quaker Oats 4rung of the pugilistic ladder, is go-
Atlas Reg. 10c ing to try and pull another rung
Jelly POWder pkg. 4 [or 25c 1f1'03‘j beneath the foot of Champion
4 Golden Rod SARDINES. in pure oil ............ 4¢ can i
EJesa Willard, on Memorial Day next.
lin the arena of the Brighton Beach
4 SWIFTS PURE LARD -
4Sporting Club at the Brighton Beach
race track.
Jess Willard. a week after
2 for 25c
batter-
SMIlER AYRAUll IHROW8'
SCARI lNlll SYRIAN MID
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’ ing Jack Johnson loose from the
Both players were heartily applaud. the club by the seaside an option on
ed when the’game was finished There the services for his first battle ill de-
4were many visitors at the club, an no fer”? or his title When his thea
these look as much 4 mm] tour closes he stands ready to
l p ensure in theInlect the best man the club can sign
4p ay as the members. it is likely that
l I.
Seaback will he brought back to the “I
4club for an exhibiteon when the sea- Coffey says he is that “best man"
ball to the full, he proceeded to gather4 son starts again next fall His work Furthermore “9 ”“99““ 593‘“ 1n
in frame altel frame until he finally-
counted his fifty -first consecutive ballI
and \\ on out.
Ayrault Furnishec Thrills.
Through the" Syrian. New England
champion, and one of the best pocket
billiard players in the country, was
brought to the Bridgeport Club to
show the enthusiasts a few things
about the some. it was not be. but
Ayrault who contrived the real thril-
lers. On several occasions the latter
ctlricated himself from seemingly im-
possible leaves by the most brilliant
sort of shots which brought forth a
storm of applause from the large
crowd gathered around the table.
[11 the afternoon Ayrault was again
near victory, but was just nosed out at
finish. At every turn of the string,
ullicb registers 50 balls. the Bridge-
port club man was in the lead. and it
was only ill the last fifty balls that the
Syrian showed his mastery. The score
here was 150 to 134.
ulntcd in the afternoon, and probably
not more than a score and a half took
in the match. 'lt did not come up to
the evening one in point of interest.
“either player was at his best. and
though several runs or over 30 bills
\Hl‘e recor,ded the standard of play
was below par.
, in the evening. with 11 fairly large
crowd seated around the table, and the
players “timed" for the fray, condi-
tions were much more ideal, and the
upon to prove" so conclusively that
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results were all that could have been!
expected.
took the lead with a run of 3:!‘balls,
before Ayraull had counted. ills op-
ponent then came along with a run of
20, but was left far behind when the.
Syrian soon after manipulated the
ivories for runs of 28 and 47. The lot-
At the outset the Syrian;
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tor gave him an advantage of 107 balls.
10468.
Up to this time Ayrault had been
1
playing ill fine stroke, but was still tut-4;
able to induce the balls to roll with;
him. His hirhest run was the 20 scor~
ed at the outhet. Several brilliant
shots assisted him in compiling runs
1
1
of 32 andflfl balls. and after catching:
\ Seaback with these a finely played 37
bull run gave him a big advantage.
Seuback apparently went to pleces4
here temporarily for he missed three
easy. shots almost in succession, and
fell further behind.
Ayrauit's Circus Shot.
During Ayrault’s last run of 37 he
pulled off a shot which elicited con-
tlnuedz’applausé for over a minute. H134
cue ball was froze to a ball on the and
rail and hidden from anything on the
table: it was impossible to play suc-
cessfully on the frozen ball, and after
careful study Ayrault picked out a
shot which looked impossible to the
layman. It was a cushion first bank
shot“ on a bull in line for the slde pock-
et, and about an inch out. The shot
required tremendous speed and all the
reverse English possible. it was ex-
ecuted perfectly. ' '
. Big Lead to Overcome.
The greatest difference between the
scores at any time was two or three
turns before the Syrian started on his
filial jaunt for the 200th ball
rault’s recorder 181. But-gradually
Seaback vl‘étiovared his normal form,
and when he finally fell into stroke it
took but a very few minutes to turn off ‘
the last 51 balls.
At that Seaback was fortunate to
win, for only a foul promoted Ayr4a1114t
from running out two‘u’iwpgfiéfizé HQ
finish. The local man h th table
spread nicely, but intQ tte
« place a close combination shot, the
only one in sight. drew the cue ball un-
intentionally and stopped it 191
cue The tool was not called i§
rsult missed his next shot intent on:
'IY. gov-1.4"; '. 44 4
4
1
His '
string showed just 124 balls, while Ay- -
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(orncd Shoulder s .. . . . . . . ..................... . ... 14¢
Sugar Cured Ilams. ............. ..........., 17¢
Sperr} and l' nrllcs Bacon ......................... 18¢
llomc Dressed Roasting Chickens .................. 26¢
Ilmnc Dresscd Iouls . ......................... 24¢
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led
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1:10th be won from Jim Jeffries, gave
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“Sign 'em up, Billy. one at a time
and PH do the rest."
50 Billy Gibson. being a class A
ton Beach Sporting Club headquar-
ters and signed a contract which
leads in part;
“The said Cater to. ban on item-
orisl Day, 1&5. against any heavy
weight selected by said Brighton
Beach Sporting Club; said opponent
to be named by the club not later
than noonu'nle Monday. May 11,
1911.”
Who is to he “said opponent?”
O’llilliblf ISIS
Hill Milli [Milli
0M COMES
BRllltll‘ PORT. Ma) 14. a: if this re-
DOIl 15 tlue that the Colonial league
intends to place clubs in Springfield,
Hartford and New Haven, we would
like to know jUst what attitude the
(‘olonials take toward organized ball,"
declared President O'Rourke of the
Eastern Association yesterday. ”it
the Colonials intend to operate as a
minor league in good standing they
must ask permission of the National
board before they can invade any ol'
the three cities mentioned. These
cities belong to the Eastern Associa-
tion, and our application to reserve
this territory is now before the Na-
tional board.
“01' course if the Wards. intend to
run the new organization as an out-
]sz league, that is a different mat-
ter. The proposed circuit doesn't
look very strong. though. You can bet
your lost cent that the Eastern will
be on hand next. season to fight this
outlaw circuit to the limit."
When asked for his opinion of Ca-
rey, (‘lark and Cameron going to
the Federals, O'Rourke remarked: "I
am not surprised. Their Federal
league sympathies have been known
for some time." I
111 1111111
ClllCAGO, May Ila—~18 world‘s
pitching record was claimed yester-
day for Urban Faber, of the Chicago
Americans, as a result of his perfor-
mance in defeating the Washington
club, 4 to 1, here yesterday. ,
According to.bascbul experts. st-
b'er pitched onusixly-seven ballsfdtlr-
fur.' the nine inning. five loss than
the record established by Christy Ma-
thewson. of the New York Nationals,
sev and years ago.
Frank Saffell, who operates an elec-
69 No. Main Si.
Shoulder Veal Roast
Rump
Breast oi Veal
g Veal atolls
“is"
Choice Young Fouls
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them, 11 he told trigger only am 5 '
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Small Hams
" Fore Quarter
Dealer in Meals, Fish, vegetables, Fruits.
3 §$1u1ll1edSlloulders ,
So. Norwalk 39 Main Si. Norwalk '.
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1613 lb.
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God fish 12 1-2c——Mtlckerel 12 1-21: lb. 91;
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showing that Faber pitched fifty
strlkcs and seventeen balls, was cor-
rect in the record Saffell counted as
batter:
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BASEBALL GAME SATURDAY.
Baseball fans are tlnxious for Sat»
urday to arrive when the Falrlleld
Red Man will stack up against the
lndlnns of Norwalk at the Wheeler
lot. The Fairfield fans have seen the
son and enjoy their playing. They
have a good team and with a little
practice will make one of the fastest
ayes’
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